Update lume/lumocs to latest versions and fix documentation typos (#73)

* Fix typos in documentation (about, within, specified, built-in, webinterface)

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README.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ _For detailed documentation, visit [pup.56k.guru](https://pup.56k.guru)._
   your own plugins to add additional features and integrations tailored to your needs.
 - **Process Telemetry and IPC:** Gain deeper insights into managed processes by gathering telemetry data, such as memory usage, from Deno client processes. Supports inter-process communication for
   connected processes to interact with each other.
-- **Rest API:** Control and monitor Pup from third party solutions using the build in Rest API.
+- **Rest API:** Control and monitor Pup from third party solutions using the built-in Rest API.
 
 > **Note**: Programmatic usage, process telemetry, and IPC are currently available only when running Deno client processes.
 
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ Full examples available at [/docs/src/examples](/docs/src/examples)
 - `canary`: The canary channel provides the most up-to-date and cutting-edge versions of Pup. It includes the latest changes and may not be as stable as the other channels. It is primarily intended
   for developers and early adopters who want to stay on the bleeding edge of Pup's development. Based on the current state of the `dev` repo of the github repository.
 
-> **Note** Built-in plugins, such as splunk-hec and webinterace does not work with canary versions right now.
+> **Note** Built-in plugins, such as splunk-hec and webinterface do not work with canary versions right now.
 
 Each channel serves different purposes, so choose the one that best fits your needs and requirements.
 

docs/src/changelog.md

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ This release marks the initial stable release of Pup - a powerful universal proc
   your own plugins to add additional features and integrations tailored to your needs.
 - **Process Telemetry and IPC:** Gain deeper insights into managed processes by gathering telemetry data, such as memory usage, from Deno client processes. Supports inter-process communication for
   connected processes to interact with each other.
-- **Rest API:** Control and monitor Pup from third party solutions using the build in Rest API.
+- **Rest API:** Control and monitor Pup from third party solutions using the built-in Rest API.
 
 _For detailed documentation, visit [pup.56k.guru](https://pup.56k.guru)._
 

docs/src/index.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Pup is a powerful universal process manager developed with Deno, designed to kee
 - **Plugins:** Extend Pup's functionality with custom plugins for additional features and integrations.
 - **Process Telemetry and IPC:** Pup can gather telemetry data from Deno client processes, such as memory usage and current working directory, providing deeper insights into managed processes. The
   telemetry feature also enables inter-process communication, allowing connected processes to interact with one another.
-- **Rest API:** Control and monitor Pup from third party solutions using the build in Rest API.
+- **Rest API:** Control and monitor Pup from third party solutions using the built-in Rest API.
 
 > **Note** Programmatic usage, process telemetry, and IPC are currently available only when running Deno client processes. { .note }
 
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ To install Pup, make sure you run the latest version of Deno (`deno upgrade`), t
 deno run -Ar jsr:@pup/pup setup
 ```
 
-This command downloads the latest version of Pup and installs it on your system. Read more abour release channels [here](https://pup.56k.guru/installation/#release-channels).
+This command downloads the latest version of Pup and installs it on your system. Read more about release channels [here](https://pup.56k.guru/installation/#release-channels).
 
 ### Configuration and Usage
 
@@ -74,6 +74,6 @@ To keep a process alive temporary, use `pup run` with `--cmd` and a start policy
 
 **Restarting a process on filesystem changes**
 
-To restart if any file changes withing the current directory, add `--watch <watched-path>`:
+To restart if any file changes within the current directory, add `--watch <watched-path>`:
 
 `pup run --autostart --cmd "deno run server.ts" --watch .`

docs/src/installation.md

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ The `upgrade` command support the following parameters:
   implications. It's important to note that this setting is exclusive to Pup; every child process initiated retains its own distinct permissions as configured, respecting their individual least
   privilege settings.
 - `--unsafely-ignore-certificate-errors[=list,of,hosts]`: **Should almost never be used, and certainly not in production.** This parameter is passed along to Deno as-is, and makes Pup and all Deno
-  subprocess ignore certificate errors. Has to be speficied on both setup and upgrade. It is better to pass this parameter to selected processes using the command in `pup.json` if you really need it.
+  subprocess ignore certificate errors. Has to be specified on both setup and upgrade. It is better to pass this parameter to selected processes using the command in `pup.json` if you really need it.
 
 The upgrader will check if your currently installed version of Deno is compatible with Pup and suggest an upgrade if necessary.
 
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ The available channels are:
 - `canary`: The canary channel provides the most up-to-date and cutting-edge versions of Pup. It includes the latest changes and may not be as stable as the other channels. It is primarily intended
   for developers and early adopters who want to stay on the bleeding edge of Pup's development. Based on the current state of the `dev` repo of the github repository.
 
-> **Note** Built-in plugins, such as splunk-hec and webinterace does not work with canary versions right now.
+> **Note** Built-in plugins, such as splunk-hec and webinterface do not work with canary versions right now.
 
 Each channel serves different purposes, so choose the one that best fits your needs and requirements.
 

docs/src/usage/service.md

@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ This will start a Docker container named my-pup-container using the my-pup-image
 ### Installing a systemd user service
 
 Systemd is a system and service manager for Linux. It provides a way to manage system services and daemons. As Deno and Pup are installed per-user, we will make use of the systemd user mode, which
-will keep all configuration withing your home directory.
+will keep all configuration within your home directory.
 
 ### Steps
 
@@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ systemctl --user enable pup
 ## Manual guide using launchd
 
 Launchd is a system and service manager for macOS. It provides a way to manage system services and daemons. As Deno and Pup are installed per-user, we will make use of the launchd user mode, which
-will keep all configuration withing your home directory, and avoid any need for root privileges.
+will keep all configuration within your home directory, and avoid any need for root privileges.
 
 ### Steps